#Quotes for Entrepreneurs

[borngeniusworld]

Empowering Entrepreneurs: Ignite Your Business Ambitions

Business Quotes Embarking on the path of entrepreneurship demands courage, resilience, and unwavering determination. In this collection, we’ve gathered powerful quotes from visionary minds, leaders, and successful entrepreneurs. These words of wisdom encapsulate the essence of entrepreneurial spirit, offering a beacon of inspiration to fuel your aspirations. Join us as we explore these…

[vninspire99-blog]

10 Entrepreneurial Mindset Quotes for Inspiration

[ahb-writes]

(from The Mitchells vs. the Machines, 2021)

[theambitiouswoman]

If you want to succeed it is important to surround yourself with people who:

Actively encourage you.

Want you to succeed.

Cheer for you.

Do not try to distract or discourage you. People who want more for you not more from you.

People who offer to help you, not people you constantly have to ask.

People who believe in you.

People who don't take credit for your accomplishments along the way.

People who hold you accountable.

People who are on their own success journey. Who share similar mindsets and goals. Same commitment and work ethic.

Positive people.

[maria---s]

[nr1-logo-design-inspiration]

Wednesday motivation meme 😅

Sad but true

[steezystudios]

Only you can stop you from building what you see in your heart.

[caesarandthecity]

The Date Game: Olympic Sport or Minefield?

Dating, darling, is it an art or a game? And if it's a game, shouldn't it be an Olympic sport? Just picture it: all the guys I've dated, competing for the gold medal in... well, we'll get to that. But first, let's talk about the rules (or lack thereof).

Every game has rules, right? They make things more fun, more challenging, and help you understand the goal. But dating, my sweet summer children, has ZERO rules. It's like being dropped in the middle of the ocean with a blindfold and a paddleboard.

I have yet to receive a rulebook for the GAME, the game of love. (Is that even what we're playing?)

I don't know about you, but I don't think people go on dates to find love. In my experience, it's more about finding someone who isn't a total nutjob, a psycho, or a cheater (that last one is harder to spot than a fake Rolex).

Gay dating, in particular, is two guys trying to out-impress each other with the same, tired lies. During the date, everyone's Mr. Perfect: zero baggage, amazing exes, no drug problems, mental health? Aced it! Workaholic, but with a heart of gold. It all sounds too good to be true... and honey, it usually is.

Social media is partly to blame. We're all curating our "perfect" lives online, and some people are taking that facade offline. I've met guys who are living their Instagram fantasy IRL, and let me tell you, it's exhausting.

But that's not even the worst part. The thing that really gets me is that dating feels like a never-ending job interview. Think about it:

I apply for the job: Based on my carefully curated profile pics and witty bio.

I'm randomly selected for an interview: If my pics are cute enough and my bio doesn't sound like a serial killer's manifesto.

I go to the interview: AKA the date, where I put on my best performance and hope they don't notice I'm wearing Spanx.

Now, here's where it gets different: If I don't get the job, I'm still open to a little "consolation prize" (if you catch my drift). In the real world, you don't sleep with your HR manager after a failed interview. But in the dating game? Anything goes.

So yes, I downloaded Tinder, took some flattering selfies, and crafted a bio that would make Shakespeare jealous. And you know what? It's been... interesting. Expect a full report in my next post, including tales of awkward Grindr encounters, unexpected hookups, and maybe even a happy ending (or two).

Ps. We're in 2024—can we normalize sex on the first date (or soon after)? Why is this still taboo? Sex is important in any relationship, romantic or otherwise, and it's weird that we don't talk about it more openly. Let's be real, we need to talk about sex, learn about it, and teach it without shame or judgment. This starts with looking inward and seeing our lives (and desires) with fresh eyes. Sex isn't dirty or ugly; it's a natural form of energy and connection. I want to know if the person I'm dating matches my energy in all ways, including sexually. 

Stay tuned, my loves! And remember, always swipe right for yourself first.

Cheers,

Caesar

[thesirencult]

I want to congratulate everyone :

that is pushing through

that wakes up each morning ready to seize the day even though their chest feels heavy

who is trying to let go of the past and focus on the future

who is healing while simultaneously doing their best to build their foundations.

Congratulations for being human and trying your best!

[thewannabewriter9]

[thepersonalwords]

All Disruption starts with introspection.

Jay Samit

[caffeine-on]

Prioritize your priorities, not your schedule. 🎯

Too often, we fill our days with tasks that are urgent but not important. This can lead to feeling stressed, overwhelmed, and unfulfilled.

Instead, take some time to reflect on what is truly important to you. What are your goals? What do you want to achieve in your life? Once you have a good understanding of your priorities, you can start to schedule your time accordingly.

This may mean saying no to some commitments or delegating tasks to others. It may also mean blocking off time in your calendar for the things that are most important to you, such as working on your goals, spending time with loved ones, or taking care of yourself.

When you prioritize your priorities, you are more likely to achieve your goals and live a more fulfilling life.

[millrr]

CREATE THINGS THAT LAST.

[growthhubb]

[epicforwards]

“There is nothing like a dream to create the future.”

— Victor Hugo